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Dear Superintendent Laurel,
Currently there are 1.7 million students in home schools across the nation. Ranging from kindergarten to twelfth grade, these students are excelling at impressive rates. Many of them are being educated in their homes because schools across the nation failed to meet test-scoring requirements. Since most public schools have abandoned their educational missions, I feel that home schooling is a great alternative.
Too often students are being subjected to overly populated classrooms. In addition, school violence and a lack of morals within schools are also concerns. I often hear critics argue that private schooling would be a better choice for our students. They hold that homeschoolers do not acquire sufficient socialization skills. However, I've found studies proving that this is a fallacy. Homeschoolers actively participate in extracurricular activities as often as their counterparts, if not more. Another study shows homeschoolers are generally more patient. They are not as competitive and they tend to fight less. Our students are much more prone to introducing themselves to one another. Quite frequently, they exchange addresses and phone numbers.
Our homeschoolers perform four grade levels above the national average. In addition, they surpass their public schooled peers on SAT tests. On average, homeschoolers score 1100.
Public school students average 1019. A rising concept, homeschooling offers us a way to ensure the delivery of a quality education to our children. However, allocating educational resources for our students has proven difficult. As parents, we feel it is important for our students to have access to current materials; however, many schools feel that they cannot afford to contribute to our efforts. I hope I can count on your assistance since it will be instrumental in our efforts to attain better resources for our students. With your endorsement, I am quite confident that we can achieve our goals for more resources and continue to see success in our homeschoolers.
Respectfully,
Diane Bates
Home Schooling Parent
Which sentence contains correct capitalization, commas, and end punctuation? *
• A. I love volcanos so I want to go to Hawaii.
• B. I love volcanos, so I want to go to Hawaii.
• C. i love volcanos, so i want to go to hawaii.
• D. I love volcanos, so I want to go to Hawaii
Currently there are 1.7 million students in home schools across the nation. Ranging from kindergarten to twelfth grade, these students are excelling at impressive rates. Many of them are being educated in their homes because schools across the nation failed to meet test-scoring requirements. Since most public schools have abandoned their educational missions, I feel that home schooling is a great alternative.
Too often students are being subjected to overly populated classrooms. In addition, school violence and a lack of morals within schools are also concerns. I often hear critics argue that private schooling would be a better choice for our students. They hold that homeschoolers do not acquire sufficient socialization skills. However, I've found studies proving that this is a fallacy. Homeschoolers actively participate in extracurricular activities as often as their counterparts, if not more. Another study shows homeschoolers are generally more patient. They are not as competitive and they tend to fight less. Our students are much more prone to introducing themselves to one another. Quite frequently, they exchange addresses and phone numbers.
Our homeschoolers perform four grade levels above the national average. In addition, they surpass their public schooled peers on SAT tests. On average, homeschoolers score 1100.
Public school students average 1019. A rising concept, homeschooling offers us a way to ensure the delivery of a quality education to our children. However, allocating educational resources for our students has proven difficult. As parents, we feel it is important for our students to have access to current materials; however, many schools feel that they cannot afford to contribute to our efforts. I hope I can count on your assistance since it will be instrumental in our efforts to attain better resources for our students. With your endorsement, I am quite confident that we can achieve our goals for more resources and continue to see success in our homeschoolers.
Respectfully,
Diane Bates
Home Schooling Parent
Which sentence contains correct capitalization, commas, and end punctuation? *
• A. I love volcanos so I want to go to Hawaii.
• B. I love volcanos, so I want to go to Hawaii.
• C. i love volcanos, so i want to go to hawaii.
• D. I love volcanos, so I want to go to Hawaii
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The sentence that contains correct capitalization, commas, and end punctuation is:
**B. I love volcanos, so I want to go to Hawaii.**
**B. I love volcanos, so I want to go to Hawaii.**